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It’s easy to register as a member of England Boxing using our online membership system, The Locker. All you need is an email address and a debit or credit card or bank account.

During the registration process, you will be required to upload ID documents and declare any previous combat experience. See more in the Individual Membership Policy.

From then on, you can view and edit your own membership by simply logging on using the email address and password you provided.

Clubs will need to have their club documents (Constitution, Bank Account evidence, Safeguarding Policy, De-fibrilator information, and you’ll need to have a gym inspection) ready to upload. See more in the Club Membership Policy or Associate Gym Policy. NewClubSetupFlowhart

If a club’s Head Coach holds a minimum of a Level 1 coaching qualification, the club is eligible to affiliate as an Associate Gym. This type of membership allows the club to operate as a non-contact gym, meaning members can take part in training but cannot spar or compete.

Key Steps:

  • Contact your Regional Club Support Officer (CSO) for guidance with the below details and to arrange a gym inspection.Club Name, Club Address, Postal Address, Main Contact Name, Main Contact Email, Main Contact Date of Birth
  • Email enquiries@englandboxing.org to ensure your affiliation aligns with the Associate Gym Membership Policy.
  • Prepare the following documentation:
    • Evidence of a registered defibrillator
    • Club constitution
    • Club safeguarding policy
    • Evidence of a club bank account
  • Gym inspection must be completed by the CSO.
  • Once approved, the club can complete affiliation by purchasing an Associate Gym membership via the online platform.

Upgrading to Full Club Membership:

If a Level 1 Head Coach is working towards their Level 2 qualification, the club must first affiliate as an Associate Gym. Once the coach has achieved Level 2 status, the club may upgrade to a full Club Membership, allowing sparring and competition entry.

Need Support?

Your Regional Club Support Officer (CSO) is your main point of contact for step-by-step support through the affiliation process. They can help ensure your club is set up for long-term success and compliance with England Boxing standards.

Click here for Regional CSO Contacts

For general enquiries, please contact:
📧 enquiries@englandboxing.org

If a club’s Head Coach holds a Level 2 coaching qualification, the club is eligible to affiliate as a First Year Club. This status allows the club to deliver full-contact boxing, including sparring and competitive entry.

Key Steps:

  • Contact your Regional Club Support Officer (CSO) for guidance with the below details and to arrange a gym inspection. Club Name, Club Address, Postal Address, Main Contact Name, Main Contact Email, Main Contact Date of Birth
  • Email enquiries@englandboxing.org to confirm eligibility under the Club Membership Policy.
  • Prepare the following documentation:
    • Club constitution
    • Defibrillator serial number, manufacturer, and location (if not on site)
    • Club safeguarding policy
    • Evidence of a club bank account
  • Gym inspection must be completed by the CSO.
  • Once all requirements are met, the club can affiliate by purchasing a Club Membership via the online platform.

Need Support?

Your Regional Club Support Officer (CSO) is your main point of contact for step-by-step support through the affiliation process. They can help ensure your club is set up for long-term success and compliance with England Boxing standards.

Click here for Regional CSO Contacts

For general enquiries, please contact:
📧 enquiries@englandboxing.org

The more detailed information on how to affiliate a new club or associate gym can be found here: NewClubSetupGuide

Visit The Locker here.   All Policies can be found here, or in the Resources section on The Locker.

For any queries please email: support@englandboxing.zendesk.com as our Membership team will be able to help.

Find your club now…

To join, please contact your local club using the Club Finder.

Code of Conduct

All members are required to adhere to the England Boxing Code of Conduct. You can read it here.

What does membership include?

As a member of England Boxing, you are a part of the only national governing body for Olympic-style boxing in England.

Our competitive members can take part in our national championships, which cover age groups from Schools and Juniors through to Youth and Elite boxers. Our national championships are a stepping stone for athletes with potential, and can lead to places on the England Talent Pathway and, ultimately, with GB Boxing.

We also run many other regular competitions, including events for boxers with less experience, who would like the opportunity to compete and to challenge, at regular venues including London’s historic York Hall.

Competitive Members of England Boxing can also take part in international events held by the European Boxing Federation (EUBC) and World Boxing. This includes European and World Championships, Commonwealth Games and Olympic Games.

Only fully-registered competitive members of England Boxing can take part in these competitions.

England Boxing clubs can take advantage of the many funding opportunities which are available to help with support and development of your club, or yourself as an athlete. You will often be asked to provide potential funder with your club registration number.

You also have access to a regional club support officer, who can advise you on different types of available funding and guide you through the application process.

Being a member of England Boxing comes with a range of benefits that help you stay informed, supported, and connected within the boxing community. As a member, you’ll receive regular newsletters packed with the latest news, updates, and developments from across the sport, including important information on competitions, funding opportunities, coaching and officiating courses, and safeguarding initiatives.

Membership also provides access to exclusive resources, training opportunities, and insurance cover, ensuring you can enjoy the sport with confidence. Most importantly, by being part of England Boxing, you are contributing to the growth and protection of amateur boxing, helping to secure its future for generations to come.

As the National Governing Body for amateur boxing in England, we are committed to ensuring our clubs, boxers, coaches, and officials receive the support they need.

We have been at the forefront of campaigns to protect and grow grassroots boxing, advocating for the funding and facilities our clubs require to thrive. We continue to push for financial investment, ensuring that boxing remains accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds.

Throughout the challenges of recent years, we have been the strong and consistent voice for boxing. We have worked tirelessly in the media to highlight the vital role our sport plays in communities—helping to reduce crime, improve physical and mental wellbeing, and offer opportunities for personal growth.

Behind the scenes, we have engaged with politicians, lobbied ministers, collaborated with local authorities, and contributed to parliamentary discussions to secure greater recognition and support for boxing. This work has already helped to protect clubs from closure and ensure they have the resources they need to continue changing lives.

With your support, we will keep pushing for long-term investment in club infrastructure, safeguarding the future of the sport and expanding opportunities for participation.

At England Boxing, we are also dedicated to making the sport safer and more sustainable—enhancing safeguarding measures, promoting inclusivity, and ensuring that our facilities are fit for the future.

Your membership strengthens our voice and allows us to continue this vital work on behalf of everyone involved in the sport.

Together, we are stronger. By being an England Boxing member, you are part of a nationwide community fighting for the future of amateur boxing.

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As a member of England Boxing, you are covered for boxing activity in your club, or at competitions, by our insurance policy. You can find out more about what is covered on insurance in the knowledge base section of the Vault.

England Boxing provides all of its clubs with a copy of their insurance policy for that season in November of each year. You can find out more about this insurance, and who to contact for more information, below.

Our insurance also covers boxing activity for clubs travelling to train and compete with clubs of, or at events held by, other national federations. To ensure you are covered, visit the boxing abroad section of our website.

Bluefin Sport are a specialised trading division of Marsh Limited and the insurance broker that provides insurance for England Boxing’s affiliated clubs and members. Bluefin Sport have a particular specialism in the provision of risk management and insurance advice to the sports, entertainment and leisure industries. The microsite explains the full England Boxing insurance cover, how to report an incident and a frequently asked questions section. Other features include information on what other insurance is required by clubs, other insurance products which are available to assist clubs and risk management guidance. The microsite is a unique, members-only feature.

https://englandboxing.sport80.com/resources/category/9 

The policies’ limits are as follows:

  1. Public liability – cover for your legal liability of up to £10,000,000.
  2. Professional indemnity – cover for the club’s or instructors legal liability of up to £2,000,000.
  3. Personal accident – cover for accidental bodily injury – up to £50,000.

As an England Boxing member, you’ll gain access to exclusive member-only content designed to support and enhance your journey in the sport. This includes in-depth articles, coaching insights, training tips, and video resources tailored for boxers, coaches, and officials.

You’ll also be able to explore interviews with top athletes, behind-the-scenes features, and guidance on everything from competition preparation to club development.

Whether you’re looking to improve your skills, stay informed about key developments, or connect with the wider boxing community, our member content ensures you have the knowledge and tools to succeed.